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"The vet in our town charges $30.00 for a 7-way vaccine and..."

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When I owned horses and my vet would visit our farm, he would also care for the dogs and cats. This was definitely less money than an office visit.
I would call several vet offices and explain to them what you would like done. If you live in town, call some of the rural vet offices. There are major differences in cost. The vet in our town charges $30.00 for a 7-way vaccine and the rural vet charges $12.00. When you visit the vet, be insistent that you only want the tooth pulled.
I was in a similar situation with a barn cat. I simply wanted a distemper vaccine, and I had to be persistent that he was only a barn cat, not a pet.

"Tooth extraction and in case of surgical extraction of tooth..."

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It will cost you $100-$150 in case of simple closed tooth extraction and in case of surgical extraction of tooth, it may cost you around $250-$300. closed extraction is done with forceps and tooth is removed after giving anesthesia and in case of open extraction, incision and may be bone cutting may also be required for extraction. for more info on extraction ways, you can refer to the following article...http://www.identalhub.com/article_ways-of-tooth-extractions-150.aspx.

"Wisdom tooth extraction is around $600-$1000 and dental insurances will cover 70-80% of cost..."

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Most of the dental insurances cover for wisdom tooth extraction. Cost of wisdom tooth extraction is around $600-$1000 and dental insurances will cover 70-80% of cost of tooth extraction. For detailed info, refer to.... www.identalhub.com.

Well if you want to know that what s better delta dental or aetna dental coverage then let me tell you that it depends from place to place i mean to say that rules change from one place to another similarly the costs change from place to place and also it depends upon the policy you chose. And also it depends upon your choice in my opinion delta dental coverage is better.

"If you have quite big canine teeth..."

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Normally, every one has canines which are bit bigger in size than other teeth. There is nothing wrong with it. If you have quite big canine teeth, then you can get selective grinding done or can get dental luminners, veneers or crowns for your tooth. For detailed info, refer to... www.identalhub.com.

"Implants are quite expensive and are usually not covered by dental insurance companies..."

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Implants are quite expensive and are usually not covered by dental insurance companies. Dental implants are considered as cosmetic procedures and are not covered. For detailed explanation on this, refer to.... www.identalhub.com.

I would talk to your HR department. The services covered by any healthcare plan are specific to the policy your company has. So just because another person had it covered by Metlife doesn`t mean yours would be (or vice versa).

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